10 more violent illegal immigrants, who were deported to El Salvador during the weekend

Ten illegitimate immigrants were activated more violent – among them five gangsters from Tren de Aragua – from the United States and were deported to El Salvador during the weekend, as this position learned – where President Trump was appointed Host President Nib Buklett at the White House Monday.

A senior administration official said that five immigrants who were deported were expelled on Sunday because of their alleged relations with the Venezuelan prison gang.

All others have a previous bust due to hideous crimes – starting with rape and terrorist threats to attack and theft, according to the official.

All 10 either originated from El Salvador or Venezuela.

The latest deportation came while Trump was preparing to host the President of El Salvador Nayyib, a White House, later on Monday.

The Trump administration has already deported more than 200 suspects from suspects to the huge Salvador prison in recent weeks, as the Central America becomes a decisive ally in the US mass deportation campaign.

In response to a question about whether he had any concerns about the prison of the Hell, where the deportees were detained, Trump told the reporters on Sunday that the agent was doing a “great job”.

“He takes care of many problems we face that we will not be able to take care of the cost point of view,” Trump said.

“He is really doing, it was amazing. We have some very bad people in this prison. People who were not supposed to be allowed to enter our country.”